The "Post your pictures here" thread.

[Le_Petit_Lapin]

Ahh, wtf? After page 16 the thread becomes all deja-vu on me.

 

[Mr Jones]

Ahh, wtf? After page 16 the thread becomes all deja-vu on me.

You've broken the thread!

@gt,
love the Guinea Pig shot~ Those South Africa shots are also great, good for Big Cat Week

 

[gt_junkie]

@gt,
love the Guinea Pig shot~ Those South Africa shots are also great, good for Big Cat Week

Thanks Mr Jones,

Must admit the 'Big Cats' on TV did remind me i had these pics to put up.

Got tonnes more it's just finding the time to go through them all!

gt

 

[mrgubby]

Did somebody say Big Cats or Sad Cats ....

 

[Mr Jones]

Did somebody say Big Cats or Sad Cats ....

I say Lampshade Cat

 

[DampCat]

Yeah sure no problem and thanks.
[ IMG]http://img78.imageshack.us/img78/8210/gatlinburg07088lg3.jpg

That's what I was aiming to achieve. I have tried editing them using Picasa (google) and this is what I achieved. Be cool to see what could happen with someone knowing what they were doing lol

Dude,

The colours in those are really vibrant and well caught. I find a lot when i'm in trees that the colours become quite washed out and the greens not so green.

Also, i personally think you've captured the water speed perfectly with the right shutter speed. All the magazines bang on about long exposures to give water a continuous flow to it... but i think it makes it look unnatural and more like something out of a dream. In your pictures, you've got just the right amount of blur, which shows the speed of the water yet also that it is actually a waterfall, and water flowing off of rocks is quite erratic and not always a perfect continuous flow.

 

[Clipsey]

Dude,

The colours in those are really vibrant and well caught. I find a lot when i'm in trees that the colours become quite washed out and the greens not so green.

Also, i personally think you've captured the water speed perfectly with the right shutter speed. All the magazines bang on about long exposures to give water a continuous flow to it... but i think it makes it look unnatural and more like something out of a dream. In your pictures, you've got just the right amount of blur, which shows the speed of the water yet also that it is actually a waterfall, and water flowing off of rocks is quite erratic and not always a perfect continuous flow.

Cheers I'm actually heading back down to that location in a couple of weeks time. This time I'll have a much better camera and will be playing a lot more I was more focused on trying to catch the rays of light coming through first - gonna read up some more on that first.

 

[famas]

lonely shore

 

[m3csl2004]

 

[EternityEight]

@Shoei love the exposure in yours, spot on

 

[RaV]

Akyaka, Turkey. 15second exposure in the moon light.

 

[famas]

 

[Crossy]

 

[GinG]

Went to Spain in September, just getting into photography and thought this came out really well.

 

[Mr Jones]

Hull Fair 2008

 

[Dano]

The 9600 was struggling with the lighting conditions for this lot, this was probably the best shot I got out of about 200, got to love digital

All I've done is resize it.

 

[Housey]

Some cracking photos on here everyone, lovely stuff.

 

[russellcram]

One I've just got round to processing, taken with a Sigma 400mm F5.6 Manual lens on my D50.

 

[cee-S-dee]

This is my first post in the photography section so please be kind

I'm new to photography and had a Canon 1000d bought for me as a present. Went to the local park today to try it out and really like this photo i managed to shoot.

I'm still getting to grips with the camera and am still a bit clueless about all the settings but i am enjoying it so much.

Canon 1000d with 18mm-55mm kit lens
Iso 200
f/8.0
1/50 sec

 

[Sparky]

One of the Mutt. Just bought a 350d [well bought 2] and having a play.

How do you get all the data up for the settings?